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'Lectrifying' donation: $100K of e-bikes to CityServe

GCU CityServe has received more than $2.1 million of donated goods from major retailers at its warehouse since its opening in August, including its latest […]

Grad finished dissertation amid Afghan bombings

Stephen Lagerberg would be on Zoom one night as he pushed ahead to finish his dissertation and the next night might include a bombing at […]

Alumna's South Africa ministry has traveled well

Iris Cato-Smith views vacations as a chance to serve, not relax. The 2014 GCU graduate with a degree in Christian studies turned a trip to […]

GCU unveils Pre-Apprenticeship for Electricians

Just as there's a serious shortage of teachers and nurses, the need for electricians vastly outstrips the workforce. So, once again, GCU is doing something […]

Ukraine holds special place in professor’s heart

Ukraine has a special place in Sven Olson's life. His last post in his 27-year military career was at the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv. It […]

GCU videos show how to help students with disabilities

GCU News Bureau Julie Blair, Assistant Director of Academic Programs for the College of Education, knew where to go for subjects of her videos. She […]

STELLAR charged up for next mission — on Earth

It was more of a giant leap than a small step for the STELLAR research team, which in its first year launched its first project, […]

Faculty exercises its science muscle for ROTC

When the grueling fourth installment of the Army Combat Fitness Test was rolled out, Maj. Troy Merkle, the officer in charge of GCU’s Army ROTC, […]

Foster care experts put their heads, hearts together

A diverse group of child welfare professionals from across Arizona tackled goals to improve foster care in Arizona on Thursday at the Foster Care Summit […]